Hoffa Convicted in Jury Tampering Case
The 1957 Senate inquiry culminates seven years later with James R Hoffa a Teamsters president found guilty of jury tampering in a Chattanooga Tennessee federal court. The case follows a long string of indictments and appeals as Hoffa faces potential removal from office and appeals to higher courts.
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Senate Select Committee
James R. Hoffa
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Bobby Boy
Kennedy
Hoffa
New
York
Teamster
Union
Detroit
Eisenhower
Florida
Chicago
Teamsters Pension Fund
Nashville
Chattanooga
Supreme Court
Teamsters
Federal District Court
Frank Tilson
Africa’s Freedom Fighters fund gains support from OAU states
The Organization of African Unity states, totaling 34, contribute near 500000 to The Freedom Fighters Fund with Angola’s rebels as main beneficiaries. Mozambique, Portuguese Guinea, Southwest Africa and South Africa movements are eyed for shares as Western nations aid liberation, stirring critique of continued subsidies amid debates on tapering aid and fears of civil conflict.
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Organization of African Unity
Freedom Fighters Fund
Mozambique
Portuguese Guinea
Southwest Africa
South Africa
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Johnson
Red China and Soviet Union Seek Latin America Subversion
In Miami this analysis argues that Khrushchev and Mao coordinate to subvert Latin America to threaten the United States. It notes Havana meetings among Brazil Cuba Russia and China aimed at toppling Brazil and pressuring Chile Venezuela and British Guiana, with Cuba serving as a joint focal point.
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Miami
Fla
United States
U.S
Khrushchev
Mao Tse-Tung
Fernando Penabaz
Dean Rusk
Brazil
Cuba
Russia
Red
Jaroslav Volenkoski
Liu Chao Yen
Thean Rusk
Peking
Moscow
Venezuela
British Guiana
Latin America
Mao
Castro
Fidel
Havana
Aok
Yugoslavia
Tito
Asia
Khrushche
China
Amur
Africa
South America
Antarctic
Dear Abby letters reveal birthdays braces and parenting gripes
A collage of Dear Abby reader submissions includes a birthday neglect complaint about a cake and thoughtful gifts, questions about rude telephone manners, a defense of braces and social bonding, and a note about loving the mother as a father’s key role.
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Abby
Sore
Diploma Not Enough in Divorce Cases
Laura T a 29 year old housewife cites marital strife despite college graduation. The article argues that higher education fails to address intimate marital skills, comparing general cultural knowledge unfavorably with specialized practice in piano or golf.
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Laura
Laura T
Dr. Crane
Dr Crane claims column protects marriages with real cases
The columnist asserts his 313 yearly cases on marriage and family reveal practical sex and relationship insights beyond four years of college. He compares college liberal arts training unfavorably to his booklet Sex Problems in Marriage and offers details for obtaining it. The note also states Pico Duarte is the West Indies' highest peak at 10 417 feet in Santo Domingo.
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Ponce de Leon
Liberal Arts
West Indies
Pico Duarte
Santo Domingo
Ladies Auxiliary Supports Fire Dept With Gift
Syracuse report notes the Ladies Auxiliary of the Syracuse Fire Dept met in the village hall and voted to donate 50 to the Volunteer Fire Dept for a new fire truck. Milton Varian Robert Slack Earl Watkins and Malcolm Guinther represented the volunteers. The group plans an Easter Basket sale to raise funds and basket orders are being taken.
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Syracuse
Syracuse Fire Dept
Milton Varian
Robert Slack
Earl Watkins
Malcolm Guinther
NEW STRAITSVILLE Society Notes Highlight Local Visits
The Star Club gathered at Mary Wine fordner’s home with refreshments. The Methodist Church W S C S met in the church classroom with Myrtle Wallace leading devotions and lunch. Visitors included the Kemper family from Columbus and Canton guests.
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New Straitsville
Star Club
Mary Winefordner
Methodist Church
Myrtle Wallace
Richard Kemper
Son
Columbus
Charles Kemper
Nellie Mitchell
George Mitchell
Canton
Dan Spires
Sugar Grove
Larry Lemon
Logan
Ray McManus
Johnson Stands Middle in Tough Civil Rights Bill Fight
President Johnson leads the civil rights bill drive in the Senate with a strong pledge to pass the toughest measure yet. He faces Southern opposition, uncertain Republican support, and a possible House-Senate clash that could derail the law this year.
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Johnson
Senate
South
Congress
House
How to handle a troubled teen in an Ohio family
A mother outlines conflicts with her 13 year old daughter who sasses talks back and isolates family members. The advisor notes her strengths at school piano art and babysitting and urges collaborative problem solving with discipline tied to specific misdeeds. Emphasizes mutual respect self control and preserving affection to restore family communication.
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Ohio
U.S
Radcliff Social Notes Honor Weddings Births and Visits
Gladys Pierce Radcliff reports on Sandra Kay Zinn and Robert Shaner marriage plans, Judith Elaine Hocter birth at Coshocton, and Ruth Trent fourth birthday with Cox family. Also winners in a WCTU speech contest at Zaleski, visits from Wise Virginia guests, and Kathy Scheerschmidt weekend in Springfield. Vikings’ pre Columbian visits noted by archaeologists.
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Radcliff
Paul Zinn
Sandra Kay
Robert Shaner
Willard Shaner
Columbus
Judith Elaine
Charles Hocter
Hocters
Coshocton
Roger Penn
Wilton High School
Peggy Napper
Connie Wells
North Wilton
WCTU
Zaleski
Earl Trent
Philip
Wise
Robert Cox
Ewington
Ruth Trent
Coxes
John Wilson, Jr
Deborah Kay
Kenneth Knox
Kathy Scheerschmidt
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Africa’s Freedom Fighters
Benjamin Franklin
Reds
John Chamberlain
Texas
Dear Abby
Count Your
Abigail van Buren
I. F
Beverly Hills
Calif
George W. Crane
Margaret Cottrill
Gladys Lines
LBJ
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Garry C. Myers
By Gladys Pierce
North America
Pheh Athens Messenger
Ohio & W. Va
Mally & Wimday
Lenina
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